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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-25
TIE RAILROAD HIND


euicSness e. Act AL Patience 70 oTas.
tc- pctriI--orlgin - Railway siausa,
tcrs--A FARMER Boys Fatal aTistalse--
Good management.
Tho railway when I, came into the
human world brought a demand for 4
new kind OF mental force or aptitude.
| The railway man from the president to
the brakeman must possess Quicknesa
10 perceive q quickness TO act and a
patience 10 master detail; an omission o:
q task may cost great sUma or may de-
stroy lie. When q superintendent passes
over bis road IN @ private car and ox-
amino3 ,Le tract. and bridges while he is
moving az tho ratio Of thirty miles on
hour, lie Is not necCsearily q criminal, ne
may be only on Intellectual imbecile. lie
should De removed from railway service
and DC commended to the task of super
vision of an OK or pack horse service. one
day some mon wcro moving weeds, nail
Ing up loose boards and withdrawing at
railway station, and confessed the mo-
tive of such industry was 10 be found in
the fact That the superintendent was to
pass along next dcy. These men all knew
the kind of lightning inspection that
would De uado - their che.f
IN the history of national banks ono
can Ie14 ,l' sl..-I1" import ol lIe Wora
4As Pee ,.oi' Du' mere lul H.,i'"I "e..@-
ness o- an am t,ec'oI COST INC country
monty """ LU' ms = 4 u""h 10 IAN III
~" N,,. 't'c+ l.''4-S o.cH lIo.'o',lC :,
u'l ,'a"'.ii' '.""' ~ ga I'CHO I4oO ""ol'y
, ui.H't'""' p"1 ~, ucpos.'oIS are hoG
hl4lC' A0r man teu' IL u III railroad
W"'N '-'-''''i "0'-'-''N.' 9Uill07 l'9 iii"9O
u".l-e.'.' s""lg' ItCl4e, la'., e,s9y
5"i4I l'''"' H.'} III '"c la" "5 procession
ulooll-e ~ I,.'+l as Z Ga" q ~ l--.-'i'e OF
'l-A e-'' ''-'l ""--o'
H" FORM oF MIND
M0ny railway sloughtcrs have resulted
from the aloWncs5 OF educat ional pro-
ccs5. The new iron road has created q
demand Tor new form OF mind, but 10
cannot tt once supply the demand Mr.
Galloway, one al the most conscientious
and ideal railway mcn on Tie ccntincnG
said once t-1l each PASSENGER train which
runs from Chicago t3New Eor6mu paas
through tle handsc 81 jJ0mcn whoerc wide
awake ID each duty When one pondcrs
upon this statement, and remembers how
diLcc!t ID Is 10 uad 1u5 capable mea in a
single row, the wonder comes that q train
ever ras7 over % 1000 mile path without
being wrecked or injured.
My should the public, which cannot
inspect bank or milk can, rail az the
m-n who come only tolc"bly near in
speeding railway The railway Is help
Ing O. make n better kind Of brain, but
Il O.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-25
Do You Know?

That tho horse and cattle powders prepared
hy T.. VI. Parmece are composed of the very
best and ptucs materials. Licoricc, FUnu-
greek blood Root, Elccampanc, for coughs.
colds, ep.kaotic, distcmpcr. &c, Sulphur, Man
drake. Gcntau, Sulph. Magncsia for impure
blood; besides many other ingredients especi-
ally adapted 10 the cure OF collie, worms, heav-
c- and all diseases OF horses. cattle, hogs
sheep and poultry. Buy no other, Full
pounds % cents Sold by b. :. Webb Nov.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-25

Alma. Mich, Sept. .. 1857.
have used Kitchels Linament in
my house and in my family and con-
slider it the best | ever used. Yours
truly, GEO. w MCCARTHY. Sold by
B. s. Webb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-25
1pE-r-A-- lroT-L
AN OBNOXIOUS BEAU.
BILL NYE ADVISES 4 YOUNG LADY
WHAT TO DO.

lie Suggests Judlcious Use of "a
Younger Brothcr-Sad Music Recon-.
mended--Avoid Laughing ut I!is Funny
Storics--Othcr Plans.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-25
ny Neglect

Nhnr rs an first but a slight cold, becomes a
cough, .trmning aud eXhaustng the lungs till
such an nHamcd condition exists, that power.
ful remedies arc not always able 10 stop the
piscasc ana the person goes into consumption
from mere neglect. DO non be- 80 FOOLISH hut
use Hamilton. Cough ilalsam which removes
tao Impure matter from the throat and lungs
aad cXeris a healing Influence ON the diseased
parts. Even those OBJ arc but the wrecks Of
their former selves receive onderful help
In Group aud whooping cough " is invaluable
Price Is aud 80 cents. Sold by ID. =. Webb. Nov
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-25

Tonight and tomorrow nigh n' al
other tines, ca on us 70 Keml g Pie
SuppositorlB. The new aim nj FOL
Piles. Price 80 cents per box Il. :
Webb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-25
Thoroughly Tried.

After many years of experience In my own
family and upon uy horses and cattle l am
constrained 60 say that Parmcleos Unucrsal
Hr!psnt Is the most complete remedy for the
sure of rheumatism, Neuralgia. Lame Back,
Sore Throat. Sc. in tho Human family and of
Bone SPAWN. Sweeney, RingbOne, Spavins,
Bruises on horses; Caked Rag, Sore Tcats, &c.
on cattle, that ! have ever known and take
pleasure in recommending to others Large
bottles 80 cents; common size q cents Sold
l., IS. = W oh.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-25

The homeless man IN Aim. as well as
Tn handsomest and others call ut our store
and get free trial bottle OF kemp's Bal
sam for the throat and lungs. II cures
acute and chronic coughs Price soc and
81 Sod y b ~. Webb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-25
rWo uooo0x> why Ackerf
WV NSNNoOS Blood Elixir

warranted, Ia because it Is tho best
Blood Preparation known. 1t will posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases, purifes the
whole system, and thoroughly builds mp tha
constitution. Remember, We guarantee 1t.
Sold by ID, 3. Webr.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-25
wa, snncr?

with dyspepsia when Par mcle"'s dyspepsia
diabetes kidney and liver cure will work wond
,,rs. relieving youat Do not wait til
dyspepsia has overcome and diabetes has taken
fgN possession OF your body, hut remember
that can ounce Of preventative is worth a
pound cure This Gne preparation will also
tone up the l.ipncys aud liver and cleanse the
system Of all impurities Price 81. per bottle
sold by B. IS. webb. Nov.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-25

The homeless man IN Alma as well as
th handsomest and others call nj our store
and get free a trial bottle Of kemps Bal
sam for the throat and lungs. II cures
acute and chronic coughs Price b0c and
81 Sod yB Sc Webb.
NJ Ml0NN % hotcy,9s h R.5S
soother at hand. 1t Is tho only safe
infantile disorders. 1t contains no Opium
or Morphine, but gives the child natural
ease from pain. Price % cents. Sold by
Sold BIZ b. s Webb.
Tired everything, without RELIEF but
Kemp, Pile Supposi les cured me, so
writes A G. Rose y London. Conn.
Price 80 cts per bottle y s WEBB. =
NCN,N trilc with any Throat or
INV y Lung Disease. If you have
a Cough or Cold, or tho children ere
threatened with Group or Whooping Cough,
further trouble. 1t Is positive cure,
and we guarantee it. Price 10 and 50c
Solo b ) Webb.
'MA and reliable Medicines IRE the best
wv to depend upon. Ackor's Blood FL
ixir has been prescribed for years for all i'm
puritiee ofthe Blood. Inevery form of Scrof-
ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases. it Is
invaluable. For rheumatism, has no equal.
Sold b. S. ebh.
The guaranteed remedy, s Bal
ram, for the Throst and In never
a isto cure Coughs, Co =, Bron-
chits and all throat and oubles.
Price so cents and 81 Trial bot free.
b, S. Webb.
NON s % are c Ployo SSaI by gf Dys
pepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets.
They nre positive cure for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Flatulency and Constipation.
We guarantee them. 25 and 90 cents
Sold by Il ;. Webb.
Tonight and tomorrow nigh an all
other tines, ca on us 70 Keml e Pie
Supposi,ores. The new aim nj for
Piles. Price 80 cents per box Il. :.
Webb. d
WE vCNSOW Blood sEs A Eii1is
h warranted, Ia because it Is tho best
Blood Preparation known. II will posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases, purifles the
whole system, and thoroughly builds up th9
constitution. Remember, We guarantee 1t.
Sold by ID, 3. WEBB.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-25

The guaranteed remedy, 5 b.
ram. for the Throst and In nevf
isto cure Coughs, Co =, Bron
chitis and all throat and ouble
Price so cents and 81 Trial boti fire,
b, s. Webb. 3
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-25

Tired everything, without RELIEF but
Kemp, Pile Supposi les cured me, so
writes A G. Rose n London, Conn.
Price 30 cts per bottle y 6 WEBB. =
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-25

pepsia, uso Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets.
They nre n positive cure for Dyspepsia, In.
digestion, Flatulency and Constipation.
We guarantee them. 25 and 90 cents
Sold 10y Il ;. Webb.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

poor was considered q fantastic dream,
laid dowQ the proposition tina: man
should pay 10 rem. one-..n!h o. his in
come. The rents pai1 10 America will
average ne4rIy = fourth CT the working
ulan's income, and this, too, in coGatIy
where rent paying IS unrasuT4I AMI Gn-
necessary. Every maa il Texas should
secure 8 sh5l,er Tor himself, how
ever modest &.d unp-e:ello1s it may
be. Il is his nstuTa! right which
through his own Indifference, ne
is permitting T. 81? sway from him, and,
once gone, can never return without VIC
'atiDg the rights o: o3na-5 waica sre as
sacred as his own. TIE renter is g
uii&ra Org being CT uadevsloped powers
and undE.d, vaciliaring mind. Hecaunot
take thai ipteres: IL the affairs Of his
country which Is expected from s citizen.
His wife loses the greatest charra of life
and his children &re IooDed out of the
magical melody nhica soottes aad cheers
all hearts around which cluster the cher
iebej memories OF "Home." THE GA
zETTE would repeat the caption Of this
4r,jcle to al VINO ca1 spare lew dollars
mJALhiy -"Get q II ne"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

TnE Texas Prohl5it,oaists made q good IRA.
yesterday, rs VIII be seen by th5 election r.
turns which we print today. Prohibition IS
beaten, Of cCursc-as w2 knew It would be
but the he Locrat'c patty is beaten worse thar
prohib tiop. TAis Is lie IA gn thlng-to break
the Bourbon soli3ity Of the southland to begin
With state which three years ago gave Dem
ocratio majority O; 10000 Is glorious wors.
- st. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Glohe-Democrat never Was more
mistaken. The Democrats who voted
for state prohibition, and Democrats con
stituted eighty per cent OF the vote the
amendment received, will vote the Dem
cratic ticket in the future as they have il
the past. few ambitious demagcgues
would like TO have them entsgoniZe the
Democratic party, but they are Demo
Gratis and had the warrant Of the state
platform for their action. The wish OF
the Giobe-Dem ocrat is fsther to lis
thought.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

TIE Fort Worth GAZETTE IS admirably I'M
partial. For weeks II has Published the wan
ing: see thai your ticket reads For -;ate
Prohibition or Against state Prohibition. -
Kansas city Journ&
Thanks. Bu5 TIE GAZETTE wanted
the question settled by an homes. ballot
anG Gu its merits. 4 prohibition election
is not desirable thing az q s:eSdy Diet,
and, outside few places il th2 st3te the
election vas honest and fair. AID the
consequence is that the verdjcs viii SAKE
the question OF ssa1e prohibition gu. 81
the arena for ten years, 81 Ieast, New
counties thst need C. unified citizenship
for their upbulIding cannot afl7d proAi-
bi;ion elections evary year or two.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07


~" %. . - - CON '.7.----- $50 ".
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il. . : 'e4. ''o-a u n -1' "1'- N'--@''oh
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n Peo-1c1n a"'Lo.s1t5S' 'l@iu -'''' - Pr"
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O1'i'Si--E5' I" ""a- 'A-9-,. my "i4
c'l'V -cI0 u Inc clLi-o-l'e>' q -A-s PIE
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'aoir assertions il '1o 11<'e 'l'-- i--.ei&'
"on nay i1ouSe ae-io'' - q nl--'of 10l
conjecture. Inc cil,'fl ana lHslnc7f4.j
q 'Aese o0'tsi'lo-s % '-t 0fPoBeh'7 o.
o'F La'loI"- "oo soc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n25 De IeA'l yea lor lo'ufe Co1.iGeTa-
t'@h' f'E 'A@ i3seselo -e' Us &osei'. t-eIA
rs 1IanNj a@2 lrPNie Wa. iounda1-on
tacre Is Ior them'
WEE regard TO the A1t!2aAI el2c.ioa IN
1883, toe theory that the "ISoor vote
VIII maze q fdSa! dEait On Democratic
strength rests On t"o suPPoslhons, ine
t-ufh 0! ooth OF "hich must ne e5L9oIisnea
TO make good the h7puoiic@n claim. Inc
INST OF tAeSe IS tna>' taxing into occounS
the entire country, or a. leass the "ho,e
vote Of Gny de9ataole state, labor eau
dita'eS would draw more heavily from
Inc democratic taan the Republican
ranks Tne second IS taaf me conditions
thai governed considerable Democratic
scalsm IA 1854 VIII continue TO OBTAIN II
IseS.
AS to the first HYPOTHESIS, II must not
De forgotten inst III me coua'Fy the Green
9scNefs, and IL the CRIES tAe SOCIALISTS
era GERMAN #oINmeh ERHo are Io9 social
IsIs, i-c-u1e very many meo CT H@PEo+l-
can anteceaenEs, OF VIC ~ Lesst nave no.
usually supported democratic can0ld&teS'
Aoy LABOR nominee al general popularity
runolng Ter G Aatl nal or stare oHl2e
would, t1eEttoIs, ora" heaViy from
t29 E+pao~c2a i2!c7S, *ad t11'2@ 81 s0-
cALi;ls5 aod clements InSo con7li5Td1lon,
you'd probably sff:ct me Chances Of r.
publican Candidates rot less severely
than those Of tdeje Democratic op-
poncn:s. E7ea in n" YORK city At
las year's election tae George vote u
the strong German districts OBVIOUSLY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

UNAVOIDABLE DISAPPOINTMENT.
THE GAZETTE regrets that ''the copy
OF the current chapters Of Tie serial now
L ing in the paper entitled "Greai
Ban Robbery" was not received in time
for this issae,, The fault is not with THE
GAZETTE, but with the firm in New York
supplying the story, and our regret IS
equal to the disappointment of the pub
lie. Next Sundays GAZETTE will contain
the missing instsllment Of the story.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

Rezsii;ao,ce3 - GTaft, posto53ca :ao.cr o'@er q
@ -ertstered letter, al TiSG q OGtcc,
Correspondence IS Soi5ctes. upon Il, nc5F3 $40
fect5.
proa7p: Information Or scerts and t5a-: hc7e'
imcs o. general ;l5crcst solicited, olA rH ie prop
cY3y cJTsPCGsGfcd 49,,
III Communications intended JoT p'i5i!cei!o'
s;JtSC be accompanied 81 tie 5Cfit2Ts none ga a.,
etTesS-?so5 jG7 D,I5icGtlOss-tds; "a an 5GsotHce q
Pa3t.es agg'ttirg 20 THG SAzETrE On 5aei''cg'
pere1RCt % Themselves ie5H Jeoet :Gctc;e stump oT
i'll letters o. c5,arlu,s 5Gjions %: Tx tltZs.t!i
f5fsthsr o jlssirsss o.? tcg t.:cgii5t 2Ia''.,@ q;
nd i7css ee5 to TIE G. TE o. bIa,"CiAf i-ll
LIsgINC Co, Pc"i l'crts, T&1.i A"H ROT II
INDIVIDUALs.
IL! ca2cES, zaoaey orders. postal no>ss, etc
sao.a,G 6e made payable to tbc A+&oC+AJ IlN'
JI5HlN0 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

HIS ro7al altitudinousaess, Prince
Devawongse VarkoprakRr, is visiting this
country, s2d says thGt we beve more
knowledge, but not more wisdom than
that possessed by the denjzens of the tsr
Of land of Siam. America beats his
country in the mechanical arts, but she
outstrips the olive colored gentlemen a!so
in the number OF divorce suits, wheat
corners end Doodle aldermen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

IT Defends q Gccd deal OF which side
you bet. To some The election returns
sound harsh end g,uesome, while they
fgu upon other aar5 IS soothing &c The
scent of fried onions on hungry ston-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

THE Albany News IS pla25ei TO say Of
TnH GAzErrE "roe TJrt Worn GA
zsTTE IS the peer Of any daily parer in
the state lis editorials ara comprchen-
si5.e and unbiased or apg question, end
especially during tie campaign has it
been considered tbs paper to give the
news correctly. lis 4 far, square, hon
est Democratic paper. and ore The entire
state i proud Of"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

You've men with college diplomas and
9 head full Of Latin quotations, who are
bsttering down the doors of journalism
seeking admission, should read the
history Of Oscar 3. Sawyer. lie was ct
one time war correspondent for the New
York Herald; later, he distinguished him
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
GETA HONE.

III ! = II D-A'-'
People 81 moderate meSEs ana limited
capital are engaged III tie land29Io enter
2TlSe q lettering their con"iH2n D YEl-
Gus means. Ola scA0o- philosophers
those VINO discuss nlnatcenta century
problems by The aid OF fifteenth century
-oSlc-12Fa one uh|arSln$ r9!oecy LOT
existing evils, ana inst remedy Is G.
pressed IA the one word ''ecolC4n.z-' -
Te2pie ere c2id 10 spend less 19aH they
MAKE ai2o iSF oy penny ior Q RAINY dEy.
''S-feI' "e-ohoA!%-,' 'ldAAa }ouc IL
come Crater 512n yods expenses" ana
aoS4 % Wen |oI@ on2 Ftnc1aote
aPela-2-25 are c}-i2tS1 G1d served 10
-1'a2 40 era Eo5Ey l1r a.'-le, &l>'
04te- - 1850 "-o gig -'"22l -5t Se'l7-
Leg mere sGost-;-.-.>-. 4 3 easy t. zee
-AS- IS sa'i--S--'ois Is ~ 5di'-H-, par
q o'1'''s earnings ia "aaN al le%'I45 !,
-a'f7 iyt we @Fople1--o Fa."g @ay---4s
simple &2I ~e'g--l AI-t2o1 u ccc'h2A-3-
--Ji. = -lat 80 e.:sy 10 perceive mas
M II r. la91ty ID ''aaYe"' 'ae sle&.eG
E.iii 2s -a2 tS.ls'gIly !lf decreased va, s.
4Ae prosperity q the i715.i2S nlA5ls9 Is
Is .iI-a-s9 W tnoa2 whose explorations
II inc mines u poIJ!c5, eoou1D2 50 40
lprtaeI tlan mere surface Indications, By
me amounts placed to t7eif credit IN The
various savings o3nA5 ot the country, GEd
there IS ~ doubt bas Waat working
pso2ia VINO have money laid aE2y @se
better Of than those WAC have lo1e. Ide
question "Aicl shouit address i-SaN to
The ia1ss5s not 81 10 whether or not it1s
Wis 1li Hthden5 ID save, Bus whether
instead y boarding lae.f m9ncJ, J. q uc1
better . spend It ia manner Wlic2 val
SO 20 is value. Jder5 = scarcely Gan
or Woman W22 dosS R3s tty 70 "s-Ye"
something. Eae desire 10 4naofenl aud
comes i.ayra from instinct l1IH l1.2liL-
geL2e. /. I2 the %Jsuon q inc ant II
sore aNSy f1f 11tdr2 psa rsEaer tlA4 the
ll!e!iigeHcs oil the cWlAlsd mn. DeQoS-
lllnS pl02ey a oal y Is last g Jt1lona-
Gle because l. ls Ike 0aslceS3 o. ba&k, 10
lend II od- al interest &re thus 1t Is A2ps
! IN circulation; boarding money p,iY2.aly
as ;rdst iua1, TOO sacred f0r jha touch
/ Of commerce, is rendering il absolutely
vA!Galess for the time II our leading
/ tln2nciers had adopted TIRE policy CT say
! Ing, their stupid conservatism would not
hev3 brought them thousands where they
nov hsYe millions. With them II was
not boarding and hiding il in the Chin
nay corner but judicious investing that
oTougd. them in the Increase. There is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07
4 Per,Ious Po.tponement.

To postpone, wnen the duty for Immediate
action Is clear, Is always Unwise. Espe Ia .ly Il
i 50 whe decreasing il ne2.th cal : fora1c-5r
to medication Diseases OF the kIdacys ant
blGudeT are often Of swift grOWth-a;wass o.
fatal tendency Il nos Combaued at The c.5tta :
" e have ali-even those OF Us Who are MIR 10
markedly Wen .nstrUotc! heard AfTg -
1he Danger attending Hr!ghl's ciease, 3rf4Jete.
an. other aiseases 81 tne kltneys az Mode
szro cras Il nai eff he perceiyessse resaf organs
SO BE- inas.lfe. HJstetterj@ ste IFSc& Ii.ic +,
gre pecuAc1y adapted 10 yexes5n eGis -
ciiisgs che EffteEs and blaItsT InIEflc ~
This diuIetic II be preferred to the imiGO. e,
Lery stimulants OF commerce, whic -
the bane of upwary persons with ~
10 renal troubles. They are naeWis y
parable for dyspepsia. debility, fever -
and b!!!ouanGes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

THERE IS paper published in South
Carolina thGt is rampant and woody il
its opposition to negro education, and
employs cc!ored men a. tyre settlers be
cQuse they sTe chssn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

ITAscA Mail: TIE GAZETTE is enc OF
the best family ana political papers in
the south. Il is able, candid and re-
liable, cad deserves 5 liberal patronage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

SOME Of tie newspapers arc trying to
make MIS-. Nina Yarzandt Spies Jealous
5y saying thai if the condemned an2rch-
list secures q release ne viii anrCl his
marriage with her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

YAK PHoU.LEE admits that it is bsrbar-
GUS TO cramp women'6 feet in iron shoes,
as do the Chircae, but not more SO than
the compression OF the waists Of AmerI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

HENRY Il. STANLEY, ;he A,ricsn ex-
plorer, is not dead, neither ctp it be said
that he sleepeth. lie is discovering more
land and go66ling ii ~ every day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

TIE msjority against prohibition in
Texas last Thursday j1stifss the opinion
that it Will NOT be submitted 10 the PEG
pie again IL ten years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

Now nat Texas hss gone "wct," she
should continue in the good work until
deep water is secured at Padre slsnd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

BENNETT Of the New York Herald has
purchssed { French publication and will
cordGct it en- The American QlSl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

THE sluggers DO not pummehthem-
selves unnecessarily. They Try few
rounds AID then declare the fight a draw.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

MoRE Italian INN grants sre coming
to this county than a1y OF other r2tic1-
atty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

MAXWELL has secured smother lease Of
life. lie may wrigsle cut Of it set.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

UNCLE SAM thinks If crops are good
for year OF two he cen set out q debt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

BATTLES AND LEADERS Ov TuE CIVIL
VA; The Century CO., juiyu >gl4-e, New
lOlk.
The closing scenes OF TIE battle of Blu.
Run as Connected with HcDo~eu's a.
:aGce are found on tac opening page q
"PArt No. ." Of this valuable w0r6 n :,
ryts y th3 bottom OF the page j. given
Ha!. Whitman's grXp@ic description OF
the scene ia Washington VIXEN the news
OF the disaster reached that city.
The battle Of Bull R1a terms the chief
tcpic CT this number, there Is: "E4e
First Battle Of Bull Run" by General
B5au:egar3: "IaciGents," by General
Im2oder; Responsibilities, >" 6y General
J I Johnston; General EweN st Bull
Run" By Major Brown, and tie Coon
federate C0mmissarigt 81 Manassas" by
Colonel T. L SEead. As g pr face TO
this, there is givea carefully prepared
teole, showing the strength, composition
and losses Of the two opposing armies.
TAe last two articles r-eat OF the war
IN Missouri IS conducted by Generals
Price and Hunter, Confederate com
EiaGders, and Generals Bfssff; Lyon,
Sigel and Fremont on the Side 1t tie
fadersls. 4ea
Throughout the whole sre fine alnstra-
tons OF places Of importance, $50 plans
CT battle and maps Of those. eections
where the war was carried onsss Il addi+
ton there are accurate copies OF photo
graphs taken from life OF the principal
actor5 CT this stirring drama.
Groce Bros. Of Dallas are general
agents In the ftate Of Texas for this pub
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-07

EN-PREsIDENT JEFFERSON DAVIS will
attend he Monticello (AIk fair this fall.